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Addiction and Community Service Worker

The program equips students with the skills to support individuals with addiction and lead community service initiatives. It covers addiction theories, counseling techniques, case management, and community resources. Students learn to assess needs, develop treatment plans, and implement support strategies. Combining theoretical coursework with practical field placements, the program prepares graduates for careers in rehabilitation centers, social service agencies, and community health organizations.

Duration:

Mode of Learning:

Program:

44 weeks

Online

Diploma

Standard Admission Students

Provide a signed sobriety declaration (form provided by the college)
High School Diploma or Equivalent by transcript

Admission Requirements

Mature Admission Students

Successfully interview with the Campus Director, program coordinator, or designate
Provide a signed sobriety declaration (form provided by the college)
Be at least 18 years old age prior to admission (19 for out-of-province)
Successful completion of the College admissions test

Benefits of the program

Work Experience, field trips, and industry-related projects
Healthcare professionals are in high demand

Employment Opportunities

Addiction Support Worker
Community Service Worker
Social Service Worker
Community Support Worker

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